How The EFL Championship’s Profitability & Sustainability Rules Have Changed In 2022
On 17 February 2022, the English Football League (EFL) Championship clubs approved several changes[1] to the division’s Profitability and Sustainability Rules (P&S Rules). The proposed changes took immediate effect. This article examines:
- The reason for the changes to the P&S Rules
- What the changes entail
- The recent DCMS research paper considering the financial sustainability of football clubs
- How the P&S changes support financial sustainability
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Simon Grossobel
Simon Grossobel is a highly experienced sports regulatory and dispute resolution solicitor and a partner at Quastels LLP. He frequently represents players, agents, clubs, and associations in disputes and provides them with advice in connection with commercial contracts and sports specific regulations.
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